Hampton High School - Breeze Yearbook (Hampton, NJ)

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V Pg, 'i if sf DOROTI-IEA GEIGER 'roof' Come one-Come all And be conqueredln President Student Council, '29, Member Ctudent Coun- cil, '29, Glee Club, '28, '29g H. H. S. A. A., '28, '29g Junior Prom Committee, '28g Athletic Play, '29g Secre- tary of Class, l28g Committee for Senior Play, ,Z9. Dot, arrived from the Mwooleyi' West and joined our class at the beginning of our Junior year, Dot has been very energetic ever since she entered H. H. S., and we hope she never loses thisl good trait. One can tell that Dot is our idealu because the class unanimously elected her to the Student Council. Dorf, like many of the other girls in our class, ex- pects to go into the great field of nursing, buf we,re afraid Dot won't go very far, with all the handsome young doctors around. We're wishing her the best of luck. FRANK MANCUSO Sparky As noisy as a mouse. Class President, '27, Shalcespearian Literary Society, '26, ,273 Soccer, '26, '27, '28, '29g Baseball, '26, ,27, ,28, '29, Hi-Y Member, '29g Year Book Staff, '29, Jun- ior Prom Committee, '28, Senior Play Committee, '29. From Franlc,s debating in English class, one finds that his chief source of reading is the i'New York Americanf' Even though Frank may never make a debator, in Span- ish ancl Latin, he certainly shines. We hear that Frank is going to be a doctor. Here's the best of lucli to him! We hope that he may be sur- rounded by a Flock of pretty nurses while at his task. i 12

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. - I 4 y - W VW'- b4 - -f V P -Xgwc 7 2' 614.55 GENEVIEVE R. CONLEY uGenu Oh, don't be ridiculous. Vice President Class, ,265 Breeze Staff, '26, Represen- tative of Hi-Y, '27g Year Boold Stair, lZ6, '27, '28, '29, Basketball, tze, '27, H. H. S. A, A., '26, '27, izs, '29, Senior Play, '29, Junior Play, '27, Junior Jrom Com- mittee, '2'8g Track, ,27, '28, Glee Club, '29. Gen has proved to be an energetic and, noteworthy member of the class of '29. She is especially noted for her exceptional literary ability, which rivals all others of Hampton High. Even though she has been very studious throughout her four years of high school, she has taken part in many social agairs, helping to make them successful. Day by day she is climbing the ladder of success. She is now looking forward to college days. As she goes forward to new halls of learning, she takes with her, her classmates, best wishes for the greatest of success. LOUISE EVERITT Pee Wee,' A hit of wit, a bit of glee, Put them together and you'll have Pee Wee. Class Secretary, '26, '27, H. H. S. A. A., '27, '28, Hallowelen Party Committee, '27, Breeze Staff, '27, Lin- coln Society, '26, Shakespearian Society, '27, Junior Prom Committee, ,28g Athletic Play, '28g Senior Play, '29, Athletic Play, '28, Senior Play, '29, Year Book Staff, '29. Some day, Louise, you'll wake up from your dreaming and End that your imagination has carried you away to some land of wonder. Perhaps this land of wonder will be filled with dream castles, where you can sleep, and sleep all day. You will never have to be in a hurry, and you will noti be disturbed with, Wake up, Louise, school is not the place for dreaming. If, by any chance, this doesn't happen, here's wishing the greatest of luck, to the best old pal in the Senior Class. 11

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. .,- KN mv- fx L1 K- -i i l ALICE POTTER if-I-ings: We wish you luck, In growing upf' Hallowe'en Party Committee, '27, Class Vice Presi- dent, '28, '29, Breeze Staff, '27, Year Book Staff, '29, i..nc':ln Society, '25, Shakespearian Society, '26, Junior Prom Committee, '28, A, A. Play, '26, '27, '28, '29, Senior Play, '27, '29, Glee Club, '28, Basketball, '27, '28, Hi-Y Member, '26, H. H. Sl A. A., 'Z6, '27, '28, '29 Shakespearian Soccer Team, '27, Senior Play Com- mittee, '29. ' Alice is the one member of our class who insists on remaining young. if I'm afraid if it weren't for Alice the Senior Class would he left without anyone to furnish amusement, for wherever she is or wherever she goes, she expresses to everyone her greatest characteristic, happiness, Alice hopes to seek her fortune in the field of nursing. Here's hoping she makes her for- tune laefore too many people die! Nevertheless, we are wishing her all the luck in the world, and are hoping she will become a second Florence Nightingale. l CAROLYN STANTON wrubbyn To grin and giggle is human, To gigle and laugh is divine. Class President, '29, Treasurer Athletic Association, '27, H. H. S. Representative Hi-Y Conference, '26, Lin- ccln Society, '26, '27, Athletic Association, '26, '27, '28, '29, Senior Play, ,28, '29, Business Manager Breeze, '26, Hi-Y Member, ,26, Junior Prom Committee, '28, Hallowe'en Party Committee, '27, Glee Club, '29, Vice President Class, '27, A. A, Play, '26. Behold, gentle reader, here is one of the cutest girls of our class. She is so blithe and carefree that she has won the admiration' of her teachers as well as her class- mates. Tubby is very fond of dancing and can gen- erally' he' found amidst the whirling throng. A small thing will make her giggle delightedly. We fear Tubby is going to be a nurse, and we wish her success, 'tho truly, we think it won't be long that she will be a nurse. 13